The Slab under Siege!
Now you can find out what happened after that
Nightwing had penetrated into the slab
(although so far I’ve thought that we have known).
Well, it happens mostly nothing. In half of the booklet, he ponders about his
relationship with Joker. He recalls the Killing joke,
and the death of the second Robin (the first
was he), Jason Todd. Of course, he does not get anything except establishing of
facts. Then he fights Meathead, which is a little funny
but mostly disgusting.
Well, Chuck Dixon exerts himself even less than
in the previous issue, and besides, I had to read more. But why? The only good
thing is the close connection to the main thread of the crossover. The new
drawer, Staz Johnson is good average. The action sequences he can draw the
best. The faces are more moderate, although he can draw some basic facial
expressions but not the more complicated.
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